After planting calla lily bulbs (rhizomes) in the spring, it typically takes two weeks to see the first signs of growth. Then, you can expect to see flowers after around 12-16 weeks.

The calla lily is quite flexible and will grow in almost any soil, although it needs to be well drained, so the bulb does not start to rot. Plants should be in full sun.

Look for calla lily rhizomes wherever summer bulbs are sold. Plant the rhizomes 3 inches deep, ideally with an early start indoors. Or buy calla lilies this spring that are already growing in pots.

Calla lilies come in a variety of colors and are often associated with spring. They are also easy to grow - indoors or outdoors.

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Plant the bulbs 4 inches deep in well-drained soil. If you cut the flowers off when they start to fade you will have a longer bloom period which makes your Calla lily loving daughter happy.

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